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Wed, Aug 12
I went through the jQuery.ime repo on github. It has the Sindhi directory named as sd. However the directory currently has the file for Devanagari keyboard rather than the Perso Arabic Sindhi currently the default on wiki projects. Also a particular section of the js rules seem to not be working. I have following questions regarding this:
- Shall the new keyboard for Khudabadi (sd-sind) and Perso Arabic be placed in the same folder as new js files or seperate folders are to be created
- How can this malfunctioning of Devanagari be fixed?
Thu, Aug 6
Hello, can I add the keyboard in jQuery.ime after the ULS work is done?
Jun 22 2026
Ok. Thanks @VadymTS1 for the advice. I will upload a new change for review as early as possible.
I was trying to edit an existing change.
Hello, @srishakatux and @VadymTS1, since the person who had initially contributed on Gerrit patches has left, I made some of the changes on my system. However the system is not allowing me to upload the patchset for review probably because I am not the owner. So, in such a case, how can I proceed? Shall I make a new change and put it for review or is ther any other way to continue with this task?
Jun 17 2026
Hello @Ami183 , Thank you for showing interest and contributing. However, there seems to be a mistake in the work. While I am not an expert in the technical work yet, what I noticed is that the script used in sd-sind.js and jquery.uls.data.js is not the Khudabadi script. It looks like the Khojki script mixed with some letters of Khudabadi. Please verify and correct it. Let me know if any help is needed.
Thanks.
Jun 5 2026
@srishakatux Hello Mam, I just noticed that while changing in the repo, I have added the name of the language as just सिंधी and not सिंधी (देवनागरी). सिंधी is the language's name, whereas सिंधी (देवनागरी) indicates language with script name in parenthesis. Most of the languages with multiple scripts have just used the language name without script, so is it fine if the same style is followed in Sindhi?
May 25 2026
Hello @programmer-olashow,
Would you like to help with this task?
